Sentence examples for essentially executed from inspiring English sources

Bill essentially executed on the company's vision for which Scott was the "keeper" before, during, and after Bill's CEO tenure.

Sheriff Jim McDonnell said Owen was essentially "executed".

And while the police shooting may not be as as patently unnecessary as that of Alton Sterling, who was killed when already prone in a Louisiana parking lot, or Philando Castile, who was shot and killed in the driver's seat of his car a day later, the recording raises familiar questions about why cops essentially executed a man who seemed to pose little threat.

Ballesteros promises to deliver refined Mexican cuisine, which essentially means nicely executed, fairly familiar dishes; Mexican cooking, although regionally diverse, centers on a few staple processes.

In the early modern period the political implications of millennial fervour reached new heights, especially during the English Civil Wars, when an essentially millennial revolution executed a king and attempted to put an end to monarchy for the first time in recorded history.

LeWitt would still be essentially LeWitt if you executed one of his wall drawings in your bathroom.

I did that sketch very quickly one day, and that was essentially the design we executed on the film.

Ensuring that the key leaders are well-aligned on the objective of changing our trajectory and changing the performance of the company to a position of sustainable growth, while putting the right people in key jobs to essentially support and execute against that agenda has been the greatest challenge, but I think the greatest success as well.

What was clear by the OSHA findings is that the way this revised construction plan was executed was flawed, essentially causing the collapse.

These works are essentially academic pastiches of known motifs executed with unimaginative diligence.

There have been zigs and zags in the road, but that's essentially the strategy that we have executed from the start".